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Australian Journal of Plant Physiology

Australian Journal of Plant Physiology

Volume 5 Number 6 1978

PP9780723Effects of Shade on Gas Exchange and Growth in Seedlings of Eucalyptus grandis Hill ex Maiden

D Doley

pp. 723-738

PP9780739Transfer Cells in the Root Epidermis of Atriplex hastata L. As a Response to Salinity: a Comparative Cytological and X-Ray Microprobe Investigation

D Kramer, WP Anderson and J Preston

pp. 739-747

PP9780749Foliar Absorption in Prunus domestica L. I. Nature and Development of the Surface Wax Barrier

DR Leece

pp. 749-766

PP9780767Stomatal Metabolism: Carbon Dioxide Fixation in Attached and Detached Epidermis of Commelina

C.M Wilmer, N Thorpe, J.C Rutter and F.L Milthorpe

pp. 767-778

PP9780779 Influence of Nitrogen Source on Nitrogen Metabolism in Detached Wheat Heads

JW Lee

pp. 779-785

PP9780787Feedforward Responses of Stomata to Humidity

GD Farquhar

pp. 787-800

PP9780801Salt Stress and Comparative Physiology in the Gramineae. I. Ion Relations of Two Salt- and Water-Stressed Barley Cultivars, California Mariout and Arimar

R Storey and RG Wyn Jones

pp. 801-816

PP9780817Salt Stress and Comparative Physiology in the Gramineae. II. Glycinebetaine and Proline Accumulation in Two Salt- and Water-Stressed Barley Cultivars

RG Wyn Jones and R Storey

pp. 817-829

PP9780831 Salt Stress and Comparative Physiology in the Gramineae. III. Effect of Salinity Upon Ion Relations and Glycinebetaine and Proline Levels in Spartina × townsendii

R Storey and RG Wyn Jones

pp. 831-838

PP9780839 Salt Stress and Comparative Physiology in the Gramineae. IV. Comparison of Salt Stress in Spartina × townsendii and Three Barley Cultivars

RGW Jones and R Storey

pp. 839-850

PP9780851Loading of Assimilates and Some Sugars Into the Translocation System of Cuscuta

Y Tsivion

pp. 851-857

PP9780859Root Absorption of Water and Physiological Responses to Water Deficits by Festuca arundinacea Schreb. And Trifolium repens L

GJ Burch and GG Johns

pp. 859-871

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